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The Czarcze Cipher

The Czarcze cipher is a very challenging cipher to encode and decode. This article explains how to encode and decode it.

Encoding

To transform a sentence into the Czarcze cipher, follow the steps below:

The Caesar cipher explained briefly in picture form.

1. Use the Caesar Cipher to code the first letter. For example, when encoding "Hello", you would make the first letter K, resulting in Kello.
2. Make the second letter a number of the order in the alphabet. A = 1, B = 2, and so on. Kello would become K5-llo, because after the first two letters you must add a hyphen. If there is already a hyphen after the first two letters of the word without being encoded (such as up-to-date,) then you must add an en dash (not em dash, but en).
3. Use the International Radiotelephony Spelling Alphabet next. (L = Lima, last letter of Lima is A, so L is replaced with A.)
4. Reverse next two letters. (lo = ol, = K5-AOL = Hello)
5. Repeat for longer words.